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Secretary of Agriculture Clayton Yeutter urged U.S. agribusinesses to support Poland in its efforts

BASF TO INCREASE CAPITAL SPENDINGThe U.S. subsidiary of West Germany's BASF Group said it wi

Three organizations trying to pull Poland into the world of agricultural capitalism say the 1990 har

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North Star Airlines is a carrier without an airplane. What the Jamaica, N.Y.-based company h

BRAZIL'S SOYBEAN CROP SAID TO BE 75 PERCENT PLANTEDSAO PAULO, Brazil - Planting for Brazil's

Mayor P. Pete Chalos cried foul this summer when the U.S. Postal Service yanked its Express Mail hub

Japan's Transport Ministry plans to seek funds for construction of a third commercial airport in the

EIGHT YEARS AGO Walter Marx and I were breaking bread a short distance from where we are doing so no

Continental Places Big Jet Engine OrderEVENDALE, Ohio - Continental Airlines has ordered jet

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PLM INTERNATIONAL INC. (San Francisco) - James A. Ohlweiler was appointed vice president, management

Top executives of the three railroads that serve Los Angeles and Long Beach said on-dock railyards a

The story headlined, "Sweden May Devalue Krona" by Knight-Ridder Financial News, which appeared in T

Texas billionaire and former General Motors Corp. stockholder H. Ross Perot discovered that trying t

With the number of commercial jetliners that Boeing Commercial Airplanes builds each month already u

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President Bush has signed into law a bill that will free the Consolidated Rail Corp. to fight any po

Singmarine Industries Ltd., one of Singapore's go-getting shipyards, plans to spend some S$60 millio

The estate of a Danish seaman suffocated by poisonous gas seeping from a sewage holding tank aboard

The offer to add the Port of Richmond, Va., to the stable of ports controlled by the state is off th

Two U.S. ocean carriers were low bidders for carrying the most recent offering of government relief

Evergreen Marine Corp.'s plan to put larger ships onto its route between the Far East and the Pacifi

Port executives on the West Coast are considering a new proposal to adopt a single container crane d

Domestic steel producers voiced cautious hope Tuesday that the Bush administration will attain its g

A senior Transportation Department official defended U.S. aviation policies against European charges

An American investment group entered the competition for Philippine Shipyard & Engineering Corp., wh

US FIRM MAY SWAP FOR SOVIET TECHNOLOGYA proposed deal that would give a Soviet research inst

Trans World Airlines will offer only commuter service at the Blue Grass Airport beginning Friday, sa

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Alaska Airlines, a subsidiary of Alaska Air Group Inc., flew 336.5 million revenue passenger-miles i

A global battle for the widebody aircraft market - long considered the strong suit of Boeing Co. - i

United Parcel Service Co. and Emery Worldwide Airlines Inc. will each apply for the new all-cargo ai

EASTERN PROBE FOCUSING ON MIDDLE MANAGEMENTNEW YORK - A federal grand jury investigating all

Dec. 11, 1989 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

State-owned Saudi Aramco retained its title as the world's largest oil company, after boosting its a

UAE TO CUT OUTPUT, BUT NOT TO QUOTA LEVELNICOSIA, Cyprus - The United Arab Emirates, which r

The Long Island Power Authority has hired three companies to examine whether Long Island Lighting Co

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